Geomuse Education » language http://www.geomuse.org Providing Varied Information on Education especially in The Web Wed, 08 Sep 2010 17:52:16 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 What You Need to Know About Praxis 2 Test Dates http://www.geomuse.org/159/what-you-need-to-know-about-praxis-2-test-dates http://www.geomuse.org/159/what-you-need-to-know-about-praxis-2-test-dates#comments Wed, 01 Sep 2010 17:50:45 +0000 admin http://www.geomuse.org/?p=159 Wishing to be a teacher requires more than getting good grades in college. There are certain tests you must pass in order to be licensed and certified. The Praxis 2 test dates are set up for students to take just prior to their student teaching academic year. Passing this test on the first try is ideal, but not everyone will be able to manage that, so the test is offered again throughout the students teaching semester. Colleges offer these tests or a student may opt to take advantage of internet testing. When one chooses to use the internet, applying through the state in which you wish to become a teacher, is advisable. The District of Columbia, Guam, the US Virgin Islands, as well as 45 of 50 states, require the passing of this exam and all of them have some variables in their requirements. Attending college in one state, and the state you want to teach in, may have different license requirements. There is a small fee for taking the test. Failing this exam, does not stop you from taking it again any number of times, but the fee will have to be paid again each time. All states offer a number of different times in which you may take the test. Testing by internet may vary from college testing, so it is best to check this out beforehand. Unfamiliarity with this test could pertain to the fact that not all areas use this name for its testing requirements. States are free to call it what they choose. Still, going under a different title does not defer one from having to take the test. Licensing is mandatory if you wish to teach in the vast majority of places. Versions of the exam to be taken exceed 125. Mathematics, languages, chemistry, early childhood education, and physics are a minute few of the subjects one may choose to major in. Once you have registered for the test, you may also want to see what that state’s passing requirements are, as they also can vary. Testing dates, any cost involved, and passing requirements can all be located on the internet. This valuable information source can give you exemplary insight into these tests, and even be of assistance in passing the test. Some that can be particularly difficult are the language studies, as these require oral as well as written examination. There is some degree of difficulty involved in taking these required exams, but proper preparation should eliminate most of your concerns. Praxis, or your state, will have a developed program informing you of registration dates, expectations of test day, and how to figure out your score based on their scoring criteria. Practice tests can be done on line and study tools can be found at many different sites. The Praxis system, in and of itself, is not used by everyone. Even if a state uses this method, they are free to add any required material they wish. Do not be concerned with any questions you answer incorrectly, as your test score is based on correct answers only. Studying the questions and not rushing through them is the preferred way to passing this test. Passing the test should be well within your capabilities, if you have worked throughout college to maintain good study habits. To help you further prepare for your Praxis II Test, please check out our guide to Praxis 2 Test Dates Scott Mansfield, Test Editor for Test-Guide.com Free Exam Review Guides – Test-Guide.com provides free test prep for Praxis 2, SAT, GRE, GED, CNA, GMAT, TOEFL exams and more. Helps test takers improve their scores. Find out test dates and how to interpret your test scores. Includes free practice exams, test taking tips, and study guides. Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/?expert=Scott_Mansfield

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]]> http://www.geomuse.org/159/what-you-need-to-know-about-praxis-2-test-dates/feed 0 Spanish Ads and Mistakes of Others http://www.geomuse.org/148/spanish-ads-and-mistakes-of-others http://www.geomuse.org/148/spanish-ads-and-mistakes-of-others#comments Wed, 04 Aug 2010 11:34:05 +0000 admin http://www.geomuse.org/?p=148 Hola! Is there anything else that you would like to try in order to learn the Spanish language? There are, in fact, so many ways which have already been tried by many language practitioners. Not all of these things though work for everyone and since each person prefers one method over another, it just proves that compatibilities have to form between the material and the learner.

Most people who have studied the Spanish language would usually be too conscious of learning, understanding and then translating a Spanish sentence or phrase to English word by word. This is one of the most common errors a learner commits because the subtle side to it shows that if each word is translated to English, there will be less misunderstanding. It’s really ironic because the often this is practiced, the worse it gets. Word of advice, refrain from this type of learning approach.

What you need to concentrate more on is how a cluster of words appeal to you. By reading Spanish texts or materials and taking note of the words that doesn’t make sense to you, improving your vocabulary and general understanding of it becomes easy. It may take you days, weeks and even months to accomplish it but it’s worth all the effort. The words or phrases you have taken note of will also help immensely since a quick read of it will trigger cues in to your memory and the correct use or meaning of it will always stick to your mind. The reason? It gives your mind a reason not to make the same mistakes again. Thus, making you learn as you go.

Take advantage of the Spanish advertisement you can easily watch or hear over the radio, cable TV, Internet radio and the Internet in general. Though the words may seem strange at first, the approach of commercials is to mainly dig in deep to your mind the captivating words of the different products that are being endorsed. The same thing happens to you, never mind the product of the ad, but cling on to the Spanish words and the more you hear and try to understand what it simply means, the easier you will be able to use it on your own.

Shareen Aguilar is a writer for Learn Spanish which has Memory Improvement Books and Memory Game Software for better Spanish language memorization.

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]]> http://www.geomuse.org/148/spanish-ads-and-mistakes-of-others/feed 0 Discover the Four Most Popular Methods of Learning Spanish http://www.geomuse.org/142/discover-the-four-most-popular-methods-of-learning-spanish http://www.geomuse.org/142/discover-the-four-most-popular-methods-of-learning-spanish#comments Wed, 04 Aug 2010 11:31:48 +0000 admin http://www.geomuse.org/?p=142 Spanish is a beautiful language to both speak and listen to and is considered by many to be one of the easier languages to learn. If you are considering learning this wonderful language then these four methods, which are the most commonly used methods for doing so, are worth considering.

Immersion Courses

Probably the method that offers the quickest results, immersion courses are becoming increasingly popular with many people who want to learn Spanish. They are successful because they completely immerse the student into Spanish, language and culture, on a daily basis, often not permitting the use of English at all!

Unfortunately, immersion courses come at a price…time away and cost. It is generally the case that theses types of courses are located in Spanish speaking countries (although not always the case) and will take a few weeks to complete they are also very expensive as you not only pay for the course but for food and accommodation in many cases.

Benefits:

* Learn Spanish Quickly
* Learn about Spanish culture and interact with the local Spanish community.

Negatives:

* Requires time away from home
* Very Expensive for most people

Traditional Classroom Courses

The second method that many people use to learn to speak Spanish has been used for a long time and was a favorite of many and that is the traditional classroom course, taken at a local University or Community College. Pretty much all colleges provide Spanish classes so you shouldn’t need to travel too far.

Whilst learning in a classroom environment may provide great interaction and are a great way to learn Spanish for some people, there are definitely a few drawbacks with using this method. The main issue with this traditional method of study is that the courses are very rigid, well at least the timetables are! There is no flexibility at all, if a class is scheduled for a Friday night at 7pm and you can’t make it till 8pm…tough you miss the lesson, not to mention the money you will have already paid for the course. Oh..and a classroom class is not particularly cheap either and is often beyond that which many can afford to pay.

Also…if you want, or need, to learn Spanish quickly a classroom course is probably the slowest method of learning because most courses will run alongside school semesters, providing one, maybe two, lessons a week, it will probably take you a while before you start to see any worthwhile results.

Benefits:

* Generally local to where you live
* Good social interactivity

Negatives:

* Takes a long time to see results
* Expensive for most people
* No flexibility

Self Tuition Books

There are a massive number of self study books available to help teach the Spanish language student learn to speak Spanish. These books are a flexible, affordable way to learn Spanish. With a self study book you are able to take it with you and study wherever you want, but there are some problems with this method of learning Spanish also.

As the self teach book is only a book it is impossible for the student to understand and learn how words in Spanish are pronounced and also there is a motivational issue; languages are generally more interesting when you can hear them being spoken rather than just reading the language.

Benefits:

* Very Affordable
* Flexible Method of Learning Spanish

Negatives:

* No Interaction
* No Motivation to Complete course due to…
* No Audio Reference for Learning Pronunciation and Gaining Conversational Skills

Online Spanish Courses

That brings us to our final method of learning Spanish the learn Spanish software program or, online course. This method of learning Spanish has increased in popularity immensely recently, simply because it ticks so many of the boxes.

Flexibility is, for many people, the number one priority when choosing how to learn Spanish and learning with the use of an online course allows individuals to study when they want no matter what time of day or night. The only downside of this versatility is that it isn’t always possible to have your home computer and internet connection with you.

When compared to a self study book, online courses are normally a little more expensive but they do provide the interaction and audio that books do not, which does counter the extra cost. There are varying degrees of cost and quality available but some of the most popular courses are very affordable and offer exceptional quality comparable to courses that cost a great deal more.

Due to the flexibility of these courses and the fact that more focus is placed upon learning conversational Spanish they make it possible to learn Spanish very quickly if you choose or at a slower pace if you are in no rush. In other words, you control how quickly you learn.

Support is another key element offered by many of these courses and is possible because of the freedom an online interface provides; if you have a specific problem you are able to speak to other users on course forums or similar portals and very quickly receive answers or a resolution.

Benefits:

* Affordable for the vast majority of people
* Extremely Flexible
* Learn Spanish Quickly or Slowly, you set the pace.
* Interactive learning, often including online games and quizes
* Support network
* Quality learning material
* Much more enjoyable than traditional methods of self study

Negatives:

* Not as portable or (generally) as cheap as a self study book

For more about the most popular and the best value for money Learn Spanish Software Programs currently available online check out my honest and concise Learn Spanish Software Reviews

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]]> http://www.geomuse.org/142/discover-the-four-most-popular-methods-of-learning-spanish/feed 0 The Homeschool Advantage in Math http://www.geomuse.org/136/the-homeschool-advantage-in-math http://www.geomuse.org/136/the-homeschool-advantage-in-math#comments Wed, 04 Aug 2010 11:28:40 +0000 admin http://www.geomuse.org/?p=136 There was an article this morning in our paper about the new math curriculum being used in our area. I cannot believe they are choosing a single math curriculum that is supposed to fit an entire region. How many teachers are involved? How many different students? All those different individuals, and there will be only ONE BOOK???

I started getting concerned when they mentioned the book “Discovering” for algebra and geometry, and said “It’s also the series our school district has chosen.” First of all, any time our school district chooses anything, run the other way. They have a 46% graduation rate. That is our local high school:-)

“Some of the highest-paying and most competitive careers are in science, technology and medicine – all math-intensive fields. Meanwhile, more colleges and universities are requiring applicants to take up to four years of math in high school.”

That is a very good reason to teach math, and a very good reason to be conscientious about it. I would also like to point out that it is not all about pay either. Nursing, for example, is a math-based careers that is more about mission than money.

But do you have to choose between math “investigations” vs. extensive explanations and practice? I love the fact that homeschoolers can have it both ways. You can take a traditional textbook and add supplements that encourage understanding. But you know, some kids need more practice, and some kids need more explanations. Some kids just flat out need more hands on activities! I am not sure how one math book can serve the needs of every student.

I know that homeschoolers feel very concerned about upper level math. How much harder would it be if you were a non-homeschooling parent? Imagine trying to help your child with homework when you did not choose the book, have not seen it all year, do not have a video or an 800 number to call. What a nightmare! My friend had a child who used the Discovery book in public school. The schools were not able to help her and so they hired a tutor. Even the tutor who had a math degree could not figure out the Discovery book!

It was interesting to see them comparing these math books to the whole language vs. phonics debate. I remember thinking that different children learn to read in different ways, and that a mixture of the two can help. Math may be the same way.

Lee Binz, The HomeScholar shares some of her time each week to provide free homeschooling advice to parents. She also shares many free homeschool resources to help parents in the noble cause of homeschooling their kids through high school. Find more information at TheHomeScholar.com.

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]]> http://www.geomuse.org/136/the-homeschool-advantage-in-math/feed 0 How to Say Hello in Spanish and Other Useful Greetings http://www.geomuse.org/139/how-to-say-hello-in-spanish-and-other-useful-greetings http://www.geomuse.org/139/how-to-say-hello-in-spanish-and-other-useful-greetings#comments Sun, 04 Jul 2010 11:30:18 +0000 admin http://www.geomuse.org/?p=139 Learning how to say ‘hello’ in Spanish is the first step of many you will take when learning Spanish the path will definitely become harder but these early basic greetings are the food and water of any language and their importance can never be understated.

Do not worry about the formation and the grammar of these early phrases just relax and concentrate on the sound that each of the following phrases makes as you say them, greetings are the first impression you will make when speaking to a Spanish speaker so practice saying them regularly.

When you want to say ‘Hello!’ in Spanish you use the word “¡Hola!”

In Spanish the ‘h’ is silent so you would pronounce ‘Hola’ as ‘olla’. This greeting is widely used as in English so you will gain lots of experience using it.

There are of course more formal greetings:

Good Morning which is “Buenas días”.
This is pronounced as ‘bwenas deeas’ The ‘ue’ is pronounced as a ‘w’ and the accented ‘i’ in “días” as an emphasized ‘ee’.
Good Afternoon which is “Buenas tardes”.
“Tardes” is pronounced ‘tarrdais’ with a very slight roll on the ‘r’.
Good Evening or Good Night is “Buenas Noches”.
“Noches” is pronounced ‘notchais’

If you would like to ask someone how they are you would say:

“¿Cómo estás?” – How are you?

You could also use “está” if you were asking someone you did not know as a sign of respect, however, apart from asking high ranking dignatories this form is rarely used nowadays. Another more informal way of asking someone this is to say:

“¿Qué tal?” – How’s it going? or How are you?

When you want to say goodbye to somebody you would say:

“¡Adiós!” – Good bye

Now, not to confuse you too much, it is important, should you ever hear it being used in this manner, but “adiós” is also used frequently to say ‘hello’ in Spanish, but only when passing someone very briefly.

Just starting to learn Spanish? The best, and most popular, way of doing so is to use a learn Spanish software course and you will find these Learn Spanish Software Reviews both concise and very informative.

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]]> http://www.geomuse.org/139/how-to-say-hello-in-spanish-and-other-useful-greetings/feed 0 Learn Japanese Fast – Why Learning Japanese is Important http://www.geomuse.org/98/learn-japanese-fast-why-learning-japanese-is-important http://www.geomuse.org/98/learn-japanese-fast-why-learning-japanese-is-important#comments Tue, 13 Apr 2010 16:37:42 +0000 admin http://www.geomuse.org/?p=98 Japanese is one of the popular languages of the world and many people would like to learn Japanese fast. Japan is known to have the second largest economy in the world. Hence, learning Japanese language will obviously give some better business opportunities. Knowing the language will make it easy to learn the business etiquette and will be easy to communicate people. It is also a gateway a gateway to other languages and cultures. Knowing Japanese language can also help to target people connected to internet, as 9.6% of world’s online population is of internet community.

Japanese culture has been a part of worldwide cultures. Their cultural exports are exploding.

When you learn Japanese fast, it will also bright up your resume as your knowledge will not be the same as other. The difference in the language will help you to be away from the common crowd.

Japanese markets are stronger. Knowing the language will make your Japan trip easier, profitable and interesting. You can get smooth entry into the Japanese market.

Learning Japanese language is not very hard. In fact, it is less complicated than any other European languages. Actually it is a step further to learn other Asian languages.

When you learn Japanese fast, it gives way to employment in many types of occupation. To know the language is a bit hard, but it will make an easy way in knowing people over there. It will be easy to communicate taxi drivers and know the perfect place one need to go.

Learning Japanese language is important, as it will give rise to the worldwide economy.

Learn the Japanese Language easily and fast by following the link below – learn Japanese fast

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]]> http://www.geomuse.org/98/learn-japanese-fast-why-learning-japanese-is-important/feed 0 Holland Universities – 3 Tips to Find Top Universities in Holland http://www.geomuse.org/92/holland-universities-3-tips-to-find-top-universities-in-holland http://www.geomuse.org/92/holland-universities-3-tips-to-find-top-universities-in-holland#comments Tue, 13 Apr 2010 16:34:21 +0000 admin http://www.geomuse.org/?p=92 Are you curious about Holland Universities? Here are several tips to help you gather more info. Pay attention to them and you can save time and effort exploring what Dutch universities have to offer. In fact, many leading publications cite that universities in Holland are among the top 200 best universities the world over. Getting in any one of them will give you a great edge among your peers when it comes to your international European higher education.

Tip 1 – Understand How Employers View The schools.

Universities in The Netherlands are very well respected. When your prospective employer sees that you are a graduate of a university in Holland, they will immediately take a positive look at your credentials if it’s one of the top schools such as the University Rotterdam.Of course, being one of the best universities in the world means that the quality of education you have is also one of the best if not the best in the world.

Tip 2 – Understand What It’s Like for Foreign Students

Perhaps you’ve heard. Th fact is that the universities located in Holland are known for having a great international study environment. This may be the reason why these universities are popular among those who want to earn a degree in Europe. This can also be attributed to the fact that they are adhering to the policies set by the Bologna Declaration. This declaration which was signed by 29 European Countries’ Ministers of Education aims to make the academic degree standards as well as the quality assurance standards to be more similar and attuned all over Europe.

Tip 3 – Investigate The Language Requirements

For a non native speaker to get into a university in Holland, you need to show your skill in speaking the English language by taking the TOEFL or IELTS. There are scores set that you need to meet to gain entry in any Holland university.

Non residents are required to secure a student visa for them to be able to study in Holland. Requirements for the application for the student visa must be complied with in order to have a greater percentage of getting that student visa.

The bottom line is this. You should take the time to find out more if you are serious about enjoy an educational excursion in this lovely country. Follow these tips and you will be well ahead of the pack.

Take a few seconds to visit universities in Holland education tips today.

You can access our free tools and guide – find holland universities info for you here.

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The latest development in the american dictionary is very impressive that make it possible for the learner of English as the example of a very recognized language of the world, become much easier. In the dictionary of American english , now you will find that there are some explanation on subjects that include the audio or the phonology, the structure of the language or morphology and also the grammar and syntax of the language. The crossword puzzle can help the learners to study the language better. The audio dictionary will also help you understand the pronunciation and the spelling of every word. In the dictionary, you can also look for the most searched words that are very valuable.

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For us adults, learning to speak Spanish – or any other language – involves scraping the rust of some of the cogs that we like to call our ‘brain’ and believing that the task is doable.

If we hold beliefs that we can’t do things, then that is a learned pattern of thought. The good news is that we can physically alter the pathways in our brains so we don’t shut out the new learning that speaking Spanish is going to involve.

After all, if we found ourselves in a Spanish-speaking country with virtually no English speakers around, we would learn Spanish – so the mechanism for learning it is in our head. Let’s get that block well and truly out of the way!

In fact a period of three months or more living in Spain or Latin America is the best way of learning Spanish. But for many of us – including those of us who have a local Spanish-speaking community we’d like to embrace, or a career reason for learning the language quickly – we have to use other methods.

So which methods will deliver the quickest results? Well, top of the list would be an audio course that can have you learning to speak Spanish in the car, by your laptop, in your home AND out of your mp3 player. Your life has many facets, and your language-learning course needs to accommodate them.

Once you’ve formed the habit of switching on your Spanish exercises instead of music or negative news stories, then you’re well on your way. This habit will propel you towards learning Spanish quicker than you ever believed possible.

They do say that successful people and unsuccessful people share the same attitude to habits; they are both very reluctant to change them. (We’re not talking about the same habits obviously!)

The big enemy of learning to speak Spanish is going to be boredom and losing motivation. If you are taking classes with a mixed ability, you are likely to become bored or left behind unless you top up with an online audio course. It’s what you do BETWEEN lessons that counts – same as with learning a musical instrument.

If your Spanish course is just grammar and vocabulary – although both are crucial – then you may just want to play music in your car or on your iPod instead. Two weeks later you’ve forgotten you were ever trying to learn Spanish in the first place.

The best sort of online course involves lots of interactive exercises and even word games that increase your learning far better than a dry, colourless course that will turn you off. Learning to speak Spanish should be an enjoyable journey as well as a wonderful destination, so make sure you pick the best ‘transport’!

Alun Maxwell is a trainer and corporate roleplayer who helps international company executives get a better understanding of how their words and behaviours impact on others, whether it be in English or their mother tongue. He has worked in Spain, Italy and Germany to this end as well as all countries within the British Isles. Here is a great resource for anyone who is pressed for time but is very serious about learning to speak spanish.

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For lovers of children’s novel, you can follow-up study in Frostburg State University with the class “Science of Harry Potter.”  A purpose of this lecture is to determine and analyze the various magical moments in the book J.K. Rowling, and describes the events through the principles of physics. If you think this class is not known, make no mistake, these classes attract international attention, even up to China and Australia. George Plitnik, a professor of physics, is the man behind this idea, and thanks to this class ‘miracle’, his name is well-known in worldwide today.

The Simpsons and Philosophy – Cal-Berkeley University.

Cal, a famous of the leading universities in America, with many people who received the Nobel genius, turned out to involve Homer, Marge, Lisa, Bart and Margie among other names such as Aristotle, Socrates, Sartre, and many other famous philosophers. You are not only required to know and understand about THE SIMPSONS, but also have to be really familiar with various episodes. Various episodes show up and discuss about the emerging social issue like political issue and racism issue. If you want to graduate, you should be able to write a story during 22 minutes for this screenplay.

STAR TREK and Religion – Indiana University

Indiana University in Bloomington offers one of the subjects in the field of Arts and Humanities. This course is offered as an “introduction to the Critical Study of Religion through popular culture,” and “was very much STAR TREK episodes that have opposed the religious theme.” And this is what you will learn during a full semester!

Language Elf (Lord of the Rings) – University of Wisconsin

Tolkienism (all of JJ Tolkien – author of a series of LORD OF THE RINGS), which turned out to have many fans. Tolkien’s world of creation that has many legends, language, maps, poetry and various creatures in fact bring a lot of imagination and even start some debate among fans.

Tolkien fans in Madison, Wisconsin, to learn the language Elf, and drew the attention of the University of Wisconsin to create courses Sindarin (one of the languages Elf), who cared for by David Salo. At the time this article was written, David Salo is a doctoral candidate in Linguistics University of Wisconsin. You will be interested more in the lecture, because it turned out David Salo is one of linguistic consultant employed by Peter Jackson at the time of making the film LORD OF THE RINGS.

How to Watch Television – Montclair State University

No joke, it turns out students who take this class can reach 57 people, but do not imagine this course just sitting and watching television. “This course can be taken by students majoring in Broadcasting or not, and the emphasis is on how to analyze the impact and role, and the extent to which impressions are understood by the audience. So in other words, you must combine the theory and criticism of the media and education through the media.

Students will be asked to watch popular shows like CSI, but not as simply enjoying as usual, for a variety of tasks from Professor Gencarelli to be done while watching CSI, makes the students really have to observe many small details from an existing movie.

How to Dress – Princeton University

Seriously! According to experts, in several events, dress it seemed more than just complicated. The course is offered only to students this semester will discuss various topics ‘controversial’ like jeans, hats, tattoo and cargo pants. Apparently this is not a simple lecture. Clothes were shown various things like character and even the history of these people

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